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Ruth Waters
I am a freelance artist, and children’s book author-illustrator specialising in collage using paper that I decorate. I was the recipient of the Highly Commended Artist of the Year – Artist Open Houses, Brighton 2024 for my collage landscapes. I have b … |
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Kwai Fun Ng
Kwai Fun Ng is a Hong Kong born artist in her seventies whose hyper realistic paintings reflect a lifetime of precision and discipline. Trained and experienced pattern cutter and clothes maker, she brings technical accuracy and deep spatial understandi … |
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Tim Minter
I create playful systems that run without my control. My practice grew out of playing with making data understandable and a curiosity in the unpredictable nature of algorithms when chaos is injected. I’m fascinated by how people respond to randomness a … |
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Julia Sandiford
Colour and line in abstract and disrupted reality is the main focus of my work, with landscape and seascape a typical inspiration but pots of plants and vases of flowers often appear as well. I mainly paint in acrylics on different surfaces – wood, pap … |
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SIDIMO HANDMADE JELLEWERY (Silvia Diaz Moreno)
Sidimo designs often take inspiration from nature: the sea and the earth, alongside themes and travel, with its abundance of culture, colours and people. Modern, timeless and delicate designs, as well as special and wearable pieces that will elevate … |
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Studio Vergen
We are a husband and wife collaboration that use hand building to create our pieces. Taking inspiration from the area around where we live in Seaford. Most of our work is botanical in theme, with a splash of the beach or forest for diversity. |
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Heltafelter
Framed wool art. Needle felted and dyed Alpaca and various breeds of sheep’s wool, alongside biodegradable nylon, Bamboo and plant fibres. Backed with linen or wool pre-felt, to create the emotions of nature surrounding us. |
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Louise Birchmore
Drawing with a sewing machine! Colourful quirky embroideries of people, landmarks and nature with added hand painted details. I am interested in people and places with a story to tell. I work predominantly in textiles but also with automata, Papier Mac … |
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Chris Heape
Domestic stoneware and ‘funnies’. |